The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-06-26
The High schools Close.

The following is list Of members of she
graduating class of the Jersey City High
School, with their percentages. They are
given according to tie rank of the pupil.
Miss Jennie Owens, SO 73; Miss Cora
Jennings, 97.04; Miss Annie Cooke, 1858 !;
Miss L. Stuadinger, 1882 Miss Kate
Dobbs, "a As; Miss Victoria Ralph, "a. Is, :
Miss Lillian Terril, 9403; Miss BERTHE
Clinton, 8372; Miss Florence Clark, 81 "a.
Miss Matte Hopkins, 90; Miss Elsie Ram
say, 90; Miss M. Inwright, 9l.43; Miss
Mary Mitchell, 9l.4l; Miss Mamie Buster,
81 81; Walter Birdsall, 90.89; Robert Nc
Miss Josie Munssn, 1886; Oscar Smith,
1920; Miss Carrie Soaey, 88 So; Allison
Brown, So 20; Lorrin Andrews, 88 03; Miss
Lizzie Dalton, 87.97; Mis- Lizzie Badden,
87.73; Miss Gussie Clark, S7.67; Miss May
Adams, 8767; William Stivers, $751;; How
ard Quincy, ISL; Miss Mary Denver,
1872; Miss Florence Baur, SIT; Robert
Moxham, 1886, Miss Ii. Cummings, Sc 81;
Miss Hattie Dumont, 1928; Miss Annie
Keegan, s. IS; Miss Carrie Morrison, "a Sc;
Miss Alicia Durell, 1885; Robert Fleming,
"a 81 Miss Maggie Carrick, S4.51; Mss
Bessie Hall, 81 Al; Miss l. lie Fugel. SO 80;
Miss Anna Scott, 83.41; Miss NJ Nc
Loughlin, 83 81; Miss L.. Mckinney, SO 81;
Miss Sadie Smith, S2.6I; Miss Nellie MUIR
rer. 80 3S; Miss Susie McAghon, 80 "a !;
Miss Hattie Bumsted, 81 80; Miss Ida Will
liamg, S144; Miss A. Churchill, S081.
General average, 1924.
There are forty-nine members in the
class, the first fifteen, according to rank,
being Miss Jennie Owens, Cora Jennings,
Annie Cooke, Lizzie Staudinger, Kate
Dobbs, Victoria Ralph, Lillian Terrell, Flo
renee Clark, Matte Hopkins, Elise Ram
say, Maggie Inwright, Mamie Brister, Mr..
Walter X. BEdsall, Robert McCague and
Miss Julie Williams.
Those who have been regular in attend
ance during the four years course COM
pose the merit list and are Miss Florence
A. Clark, Hattie E. Damont, Tlllie H. FR-
gel, Howard Quincy, Maggie NJ. Iuwright,
Cora M. Jennings, Robert II. Moxham,
/ Victoria A. Ralph and Carrie A. Soney.
The following statistics of the class of
81 are interesting: No. admitted january.
1886, 100; entering collegs June, 1887, z;
present every session, IL; not tardy during
course, "a; neither absent nor tardy, 81. in
tending to teach, 81. The average per
cent. in scholarship of the class is oS.24;
the average age of the scholars is s..
The Forensic Society medal to be given
to the best speaker on the night of the
commencement exercises is made of 49,
karat gold, bearing she inscription 80
be given to the best speaker OF the even
iAg.' The bar from which it suspends is
Inscribed with the letters, sd @. II. s. y
The medal, which is beautiful produc-
ton, was made by Wilkinson Il, CO., of
New York. The judges who will decide
whe is entitled TO receive the medal are ex-
Mayer Cellias, Assemblyman 4 I. Ne
Laaghhn and Mr.. f. q. Wolbert. The
medal for excellence in classics bears the
following inscription Z" Deposite tenax,
under which are the words, :" Presented
to Walter K, Birdsall by the members o.
the senior class Of the Jersey City Higt
School" This medal is also beautifa
| work.